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Drone Wallah (a side project of C.P. McDill) finally contributes a piece to Webbed Hand's popular Rain series. Added to the ambient organ drones are the subtle sounds of nature which characterize the Rain series.
Long-form ambient to play quietly.
Recorded & Produced by C.P. McDill
July, 2008
Length: 01:15:50 (approx 76 min)
Cover design by C.P. McDill
Rain is a series of conceptual tracks produced for Webbed Hand Records. Each "Rain" is a CD-length ambient recording ideal for quiet listening while meditating, writing, or going to sleep. Typically the recordings in this series are minimalistic soundscapes, with motifs played out cyclically rather than progressively, in order to induce relaxed states.
If you've enjoyed this and other Webbed Hand releases, please consider making a small donation to our label to help with the expenses of making all this good music available. Donating is easy, using the Paypal button on the upper right hand side of our website.
Long-form ambient to play quietly.
Recorded & Produced by C.P. McDill
July, 2008
Length: 01:15:50 (approx 76 min)
Cover design by C.P. McDill
Rain is a series of conceptual tracks produced for Webbed Hand Records. Each "Rain" is a CD-length ambient recording ideal for quiet listening while meditating, writing, or going to sleep. Typically the recordings in this series are minimalistic soundscapes, with motifs played out cyclically rather than progressively, in order to induce relaxed states.
If you've enjoyed this and other Webbed Hand releases, please consider making a small donation to our label to help with the expenses of making all this good music available. Donating is easy, using the Paypal button on the upper right hand side of our website.
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Notes
This album was previously attributed to C.P. McDill, but as of October 2010 it has been adopted into his new project, Drone Wallah. It is otherwise unchanged from the original release.
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